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August 7, 2015

• Flashback: 10 weird things about Panthers in 1995 Hall of Fame exhibition
• Q&A: Carolina Panthers’ No. 1 draft pick Shaq Thompson
• Say one thing for Danica Patrick: She’s consistent
• High school football preview: Returners may give Wakefield consistency
• High school football preview: Gibbons moving forward with transition
• Death by an intimate enemy
• Larry Williams: School sadness
• Leonard Wilson: Preserve Raleigh’s structures
• Edward A. Tiryakian: Signature moment
• Marvin Woll: Protection for the future
• Carl Sigel: Amazon blazing trail for renewables
• Bernard Mumford: EPA tweaks hurt small businesses
• Kirsten Lew: Maintain power plan
• Steve Groetzinger: Both sides of climate change
• Vincent M. DiSandro: A left-wing grab
• George DeMarse: New climate approach needed
• Notable numbers: Median incomes, teacher salaries and life expectancy
• Elliot M. Cramer: Invalid conclusions
• 70 years after Nagasaki, a long-needed apology for evil
• School vouchers and the enemies of public education
• What to Watch on Friday: ‘Redwood Kings’ claim wood for Mission
• Why NC Pesticide Board needs more bite
• Satisfying Raleigh’s food truck appetite
• Tessie Castillo: Overdose rescue kits save lives
• Ruth Zalph: No better Iran deal, no later
• Ruth B. Melchet: Boor no bore
• Cecelia Goetz: Northern complainers
• Michele McIntosh: Raleigh’s oaks need sun
• NC State walk-on receiver overcomes injury, odds
• No room left for NASCAR’s small operators?
• Ward family files wrongful death lawsuit against Tony Stewart
• High school football preview: West Johnston learned how to win in 2014
• Bulls come back to take series finale
• Almonte leads Dash to 3-0 series clinching victory in Zebulon
• Duke’s offensive line looks to continue to protect and serve
• UNC CB Malik Simmons suspended for two games
• Leadwort and cardinal flower are pretty surprises in August
• Privacy hedges that birds love
• Meet the hosts of ‘The Weekend Gardener’
• A radio show to help your garden grow